Flow in which there is no mixing between parallel layers in the water is known as ____.
A)turbulent flow
B)outflow
C)intermittent flow
D)laminar flow
E)stream flow

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Laminar flow occurs when water moves in parallel layers without any mixing between them. This type of flow is characterized by smooth and regular movement, with very little turbulence or disturbance. The other options, such as turbulent flow, outflow, intermittent flow, and stream flow, all involve some degree of mixing or disturbance within the water, which is not present in laminar flow.

Flow in Which There Is No Mixing Between Parallel Layers